Russia outlines the future of international order at UN Security Council meeting (July 16, 2024)

Dr. Pascal Lottaz from Neutrality Studies has an excellent analysis of the latest speech from Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov in a session at the United Nations Security Council on July 16 where hecalls for more multipolarity and less dominance from the United States.

Here is what Pascal writes about his latest video:

Sergey Lavrov Russia’s diplomatic master mind was at it again. He used Russia’s 1 month presidency of the Security Council to call in a meeting on “Multilateral cooperation for a more just, democratic and sustainable world order” and chaired that himself.

If you have been following this channel you know that this is not the first time at all that the Russian’s are doing this, they just set multilateralism on the agenda and force Western Powers to sit there and listen while they lay out their visions for a more equitable international order.

More about Dr. Lottaz:

Pascal Lottaz is an Assistant Professor for Neutrality Studies at the Waseda Institute for Advanced Study in Tokyo, Japan. He holds a PhD from the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS) in Japan and has also served as Adjunct Professor at Temple University Japan.

Lottaz specializes in neutral actors in international relations, particularly during the two World Wars and the Cold War. He is a co-editor of a book on global developments in neutralism in the “Post-Cold War” period, highlighting the continued relevance of neutrality policies in international politics.

Additionally, Lottaz has published research on permanent neutrality as a model for peace, security, and justice, and has edited volumes on neutral diplomacy during World War II and Second World War history. His work explores the role of neutral actors, such as the Vatican, in international relations.

Lottaz is also a Research Fellow at Keio University and maintains an online presence on Academia.edu and Twitter, where he shares his research and insights on neutrality studies.

Relevant links:

• Profile on European Leadership Network
• moderndiplomacy.eu
• researchmap.jp
• Neutrality Studies YouTube Channel

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